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An uguisu (Japanese bush warbler) perches on a tsubaki (Japanese camellia) twig in this print by Hiroshige. A poem from the Wakan Roeishu ("Japanese and Chinese Verses for Recitation") appears on the right side. The original print was published around 1842–43 by Wakasaya Yoichi (also known as Jakurindo).
Other prints in this set
- Selected Works by Hiroshige
- Nunobiki Waterfall
- Fan print: Bird and Rose
- Distant View of Dewa Gassan
- Camellia and Nightingale
- Crescent Moon
- Carp
- Hawk on Pine Tree
- Yoro Waterfall
- Dragon in Cloud
- Sweetfish in Tama River
- Mt. Fuji from Satta Pass
- Fan Print: Blossoms and Bird
- Monkey Bridge in Yamanashi
- Ama no Hashidate
- Snowy Herons and Irises
- Chrysanthemums & Butterflies
- Shimizu Port
- Pheasant
- Choshu Shimonoseki
- Ferry on the River
- Naruto Whirlpools
- Izumo Grand Shrine
- Pheasant and Small Pines
- Parakeet on Pine Tree
- Ishiyamadera Temple